4.6
- 4.6Food
- 4.6Service
- 4.6Ambience
- 4.3Value
Noise • Energetic
1 - 13 people
7 - 13 people
£25.00 per person
Prepaid
4 - 13 people
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4.6
Noise • Energetic
London
Contemporary European
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Yes, Elliot's is well suited to date night: reviewers praise its cozy, dim lighting, excellent wine list and many recommend it for couples and anniversaries.
Portions lean generous, guests describe the portion sizes as "very generous, " and the menu is frequently enjoyed as sharing plates.
Elliot’s tends to be lively and busy at peak times, guests note it gets “super busy” (and recommend booking, especially at weekends), while some reviewers reported Sunday lunchtimes as noticeably quieter.
Elliot’s is especially lovely at Sunday lunchtime, guests rave about the Sunday roast and also note the restaurant can be much quieter at Sunday lunch.
At Elliot’s you can take a table in the main dining room, sit at the counter, or enjoy seating at the front that opens out on warm days.
Elliot’s feels cosy and buzzy, soft, dim lighting and exposed brick create an intimate, relaxed interior, while an energetic background buzz and a menu built around small plates keep the atmosphere lively and social.
Casual dress, comfortable, informal clothing is appropriate; nothing formal is required.
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